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In this research, the vibration damping characteristics of the laminated aluminum sheets (LAS) were evaluated in a sheet specimen and an automotive dash panel and compared with those of the monolithic aluminum sheet (MAS). The LAS was fabricated with two 5xxx series aluminum alloy (AA) sheets (AA5052-O) with a thickness of 0.7 mm by inserting an acryl-based adhesive in between. The automotive dash panels were manufactured by multi-step stamping processes for the LAS and the MAS with a similar thickness. The shaker vibration test in a sheet specimen and the impact hammer test in an automotive dash panel were conducted to measure the frequency response function (FRF) of LAS, compared with those of MAS. The results show that the frequency response function made by the LAS has less noise and fluctuation than that of the MAS in a sheet specimen and an automotive dash panel. The damping ratios in a sheet specimen and an automotive dash panel made by the LAS have higher values than those of the MAS. This proves that the LAS has better vibration damping characteristics and a larger damping effect than the MAS in a sheet specimen and an automotive dash panel.
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